Looking really super, my friend @lis!
As usual, you are too hard on evaluating your job.
Your very beautiful dog might agree with me!

Yes, they happen to me all the time! 🙂
Touching up patches can be an "interesting" experience, my friend @lis, especially when metallic colors are in the "game".
Still your Mustang looks wonderful from here!

Looking forward to your decals, my friend @lis.
My greetings to your lovely dog, too!

It really looks great, Lis @lis
Metal is not easy but it seems like you have mastered this painting very well.

@airbum @pb_legend @gblair @fiveten @johnb

Working with Techmod decals was very hard in the end. I think they are too fragile in my opinion. There were very thin. After setting it looks good, but during work you can have some accidents. I think I already know why I rather avoided buying this brand... Or maybe I lack practice or skills? In any case, I experienced dramatic moments when the letter "K" from the side that you are looking at in the photo was damaged. I will add that the attached tehmod instruction is wrong. Provides incorrect numbers for individual technical markings. You have to verify everything exactly with the description text and match it to the drawing. This is a big minus, I think. Such shortcomings should be corrected by the manufacturer because this set of markings is available on the market for long time.

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You definitely won the fight over the decals, Lis @lis
The end result looks great.

Great job, my friend @lis!
Hard to believe it is 1/72!

@gblair I'm glad that you lik my work. in theory, the decal set was fresh. They are very thin. On surfaces with small convex elements, they like to break spontaneously (which actually happened on the convex elements of the upper surface of the wings, although you can not see it practically. For the decals I use Micro set SM-01 liquid and Mico sol SM-02 made in the USA. They always worked.